13 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1952
Page
1
New York dispatch notes the American Heritage Foundation and American Legion partner to boost turnout this year. They plan transportation to polls and Girl Scout babysitting to ease voting for families, amid low national participation.
In a heat wave, go tropical with fruit and vegetables, light clothing, a sun helmet, and a siesta. Dr. Morris Fishbein offers 14 summer health tips including avoiding overwork, proper refrigeration, hydration, and gradual sun exposure to prevent sunburn.
The passage argues women own about 75 percent of real property and number 14 000 in political roles, including a Senator and 10 Congresswomen. It notes 52 million eligible women to vote versus 50 million men, warning that women could influence the presidency if not watched.
William Jennings Bryan wins the Democratic nomination in 1896 with his Cross of Gold speech while William McKinley defeats him for the presidency.
A first of its kind conference brings editors from ten technical training wing bases to Jesse Rogers wagon wheel ranch at Amarillo for a two day session. Wes Izzard of the Amarillo Daily News to deliver the keynote address with editors from Keesler Sampson Lowry Parks Sheppard Scott Chanute Warren and Lackland in attendance. Maj Al Schol in PIO and Maj Vernon Hunt oversee arrangements with Rex Baxter representing the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Col Ray H Clark handling the lease. Welcoming addresses will also be given by Baxter and Clark. The note on presidential voting clarifies electors cast the vote, not the people directly.
More than 150000 civilian volunteers in 27 states will monitor skies as the United States begins a 24 hour air raid watch. Defense officials warn Russia could strike major metropolitan areas and overtime work is required to meet staffing goals. States listed include Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon California.
Bob Bouse district executive of Boy Scouts of North west Texas visited Paducah to arrange instructors for an aquatic school this month open to girls and boys. City manager FE A Gordon promised pool access and full city cooperation to ensure the program’s success.
World War II veteran Captain J. Hall assigned to Europe with the 28th Infantry Division. He is in Germany. his wife Lucile and daughter are informed. They are staying in Texline with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Poole.
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